How long does it take for milk to come out after the milk is sucked out?

For women in lactation period, when the milk in the breast is eaten up by the baby, the milk will gradually appear again. Generally, it will take 1 to 2 hours to achieve sufficient secretion. So for the baby, there will be no shortage of milk. Of course, some mothers may have insufficient milk due to certain reasons. At this time, you can give the baby some infant formula.

Breastfeeding precautions

1. Breast care:

If a pregnant mother decides to breastfeed, she should start taking care of her breasts before pregnancy, pay attention to massage when bathing, wear a loose bra to avoid compression of the mammary glands and blockage. If there are problems such as inverted nipples, you can consult a doctor and try to correct them as early as possible.

In addition, the mother's nipples should always be kept clean to prevent nipple and breast diseases. If you use the right posture and method when feeding in the future, there won’t be any big problem. After each feeding, if the baby does not suck the breasts empty, the excess milk should be sucked out with a breast pump. This is not a waste. Emptying the breasts can promote more milk secretion, reduce the pain of milk engorgement for new mothers, and also has a health-care effect on the health of the breasts.

2. Start breastfeeding as soon as possible:

Generally speaking, 30 minutes after delivery, although the new mother has not yet started to produce milk and there may not be enough milk in her breasts, she should still try her best to let the baby suck the breast and cultivate the baby's habit of sucking the breast as early as possible. Otherwise, the baby may reject the mother's breast in the future.

3. Don’t discard colostrum :

The milk secreted by the mother within five days after giving birth is called colostrum. Some mothers think that colostrum is "dirty" or has no nutritional value, so they squeeze it out and throw it away, which is a pity. In fact, colostrum is the essence of nutrition. It is rich in the highest human immune factors and growth factors, which can enhance the baby's immunity and promote the baby's development. Therefore, you should feed your baby whenever he is hungry within five days after delivery and try to give him as much supplements as possible.

4. Pay attention to insufficient breast milk:

When a mother does not have enough breast milk, her breasts often do not swell before breastfeeding, the baby swallows less during breastfeeding, the baby sleeps short and restless after breastfeeding, cries often, and does not gain weight or gains weight slowly. At this time, the mother needs to find out the reasons and correct them.

5. It is very harmful for babies to sleep while feeding:

Don't let your baby sleep with the nipple in his mouth. This is not only unhygienic, but also easily causes suffocation and vomiting. It will also affect the development of the baby's gums and cause deformities.

6. Keep a happy mood:

Mothers should breastfeed in a relaxed mood. If the mother is mentally burdened or very nervous, it will affect the secretion of milk.